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Practice Questions Wk1

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Use of a chemical or physical procedure to destroy all pathogens, including spores is:

a)

Asepsis

b)

Infection Control

c)

Sterilize

d)

Antiseptic

2.

Use of chemical or physical procedure to destroy all pathogens, except spores:

a)

Asepsis

b)

Disinfect

c)

Sterilize

d)

Antiseptic

3.

Instruments used to penetrate soft tissue or bone:

a)

Critical Instruments

b)

Semi-Critical Instruments

c)

Non-Critical Intruments

d)

Asepsis

4.

Instruments that contacts but does not penetrate soft tissue or bone is:

a)

Critical Instruments

b)

Semi-Critical Instruments

c)

Non-Critical Instruments

d)

Infectious Waste

5.

Instrument that does not contact mucous membranes is:

a)

Critical Instrument

b)

Semi-Critical Instrument

c)

Non-Critical Instrument

d)

Disinfect

6.

Waste that consists of blood, blood products, contaminated sharps, and other microbiologic products.

a)

Antiseptic

b)

Asepsis

c)

Pathogen

d)

Infectious Waste

7.

Absence of pathogens

a)

Antiseptic

b)

Pathogen

c)

Asepsis

d)

Disinfect

8.

What is communicable?

a)

spread of disease or infection from person to person with (in)direct contact

b)

spread of disease or infection by viruses communicating with each other

c)

communicating to your physician the need for a physical

d)

spread of infectious people by bacteria communicating with other bacteria

9.

In a care facility, who has the responsibility for preventing infection?

a)

All care team members

b)

Doctors

c)

Nursing Assistants

d)

The dietary department

10.

Which link in the chain of infection refers to any body opening on an infected person that allows pathogens to leave?

a)

Reservoir

b)

Susceptible host

c)

Mode of transmission

d)

Portal of exit

11.

Which of the following is the primary route of disease transmission

within the healthcare setting?

a)

On the stethoscopes of care team members

b)

On the hands of healthcare workers

c)

On the elimination equipment used by the residents

d)

On the food trays served to residents

12.

Which of the following precautions is used for pathogens that are carried by moisture, by air currents, and by dust and remain floating for some time?

a)

Airborne Precautions

b)

Contact Precautions

c)

Droplet Precautions

d)

Standard Precautions

13.

What is the term used for an object or materials that are contaminated with pathogenic organisms that can transmit disease?

a)

Contaminated

b)

Organism transmitters

c)

Fomite

d)

Follicle

14.

the sharing of information about a client only with those people who are directly involved in that persons care is termed:

a)

confidentiality

b)

informed consent

c)

malpractice

d)

autonomy

15.

The oath new doctors take is called the

a)

medical oath

b)

Plato oath

c)

Hippocratic oath

d)

state oath

16.

Poor coomunication can affect patient safety and cause medical error

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

17.

Which of the following is an example of beneficence?

a)

a) Providing adequate pain relief to a patient

b)

b) Telling a patient the truth about their diagnosis

c)

c) Respecting a patient's privacy

d)

d) Allowing a patient to refuse treatment

18.

What does the principle of veracity require?

a)

a) Honesty

b)

b) Confidentiality

c)

c) Respect for persons

d)

d) Fairness

19.

Which of the following is an example of a breach of the code of conduct?

a)

a) Providing a patient with accurate information about their diagnosis and treatment options

b)

b) Accepting a bribe in exchange for providing a patient with treatment

c)

c) Treating a patient based on their race or religion

d)

d) Refusing to provide treatment to a patient based on their ability to pay

20.

What is the purpose of a code of conduct?

a)

a) To outline the ethical principles that guide professional behavior

b)

b) To provide guidance on how to bill patients for services

c)

c) To determine which services a healthcare provider can offer

d)

d) To establish a provider's legal obligations

21.

What is the purpose of informed consent in medical ethics?

a)

A) To protect the patient's autonomy and right to self-determination

b)

B) To ensure that the patient receives the appropriate treatment

c)

C) To limit the liability of the healthcare provider

d)

D) None of the above

22.

If I am working as a student therapist, how many days can I work after graduation before I am required to have another license?

a)

30 days, until I get my temp license

b)

6 months, until I pass board exams

c)

I can remain as a student therapist until my temp license is approved

d)

None - my student exemption expires on my date of graduation

23.

What Respiratory agency administers the board exams?

a)

ASBRT

b)

NBRC

c)

CoARC

d)

ASRC

24.

How do you earn the RRT credential?

a)

Pass TMC at low cut score

b)

Pass TMC at high cut score

c)

Pass the CSE Exam

d)

Pass a separate RRT Exam